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Date/Time: Tue, 26 Nov 2024 04:34:01 +0000
[User Discussion] - New high of day/low of day alert
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[2014-04-05 12:56:28] |
trader46 - Posts: 18 |
I am looking for help to add a simple study with alert for when a symbol hits new hi's or lo's of the day. ideally it will be able to plot a marker on chart as well as signal an alert with a sound file that I can hear.. I have tried the new daily high/low alert study on a 1 minute TF chart and it seems to do nothing,, any help will be appreciated thanks |
[2014-04-05 14:38:52] |
Sawtooth - Posts: 4120 |
1) Add the Daily OHLC study, -set the Reference Days Back to 0 -set the Graph High and Low Historically to Yes -check 'Hide Study' 2) Add the Color Bar Based On Alert Condition study -set the Draw Style to the marker of your choice -put this formula in the Alerts tab: =OR(ID1.SG2>ID1.SG2[-1],ID1.SG3<ID1.SG3[-1]) where the Daily OHLC study is ID1. |
[2014-04-07 07:19:07] |
trader46 - Posts: 18 |
thank you, this gets the visual to plot on the chart but, i was also looking for help with the sound alert. I want the alert to say "NASDAQ NEW HI" or "NASDAQ NEW LO" when NQ are hitting new hi's or lo's... I have the wav file i just need help in getting the alert to my chart
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[2014-04-07 13:10:43] |
Sawtooth - Posts: 4120 |
You'll need to separate the high and low alerts. Here's one way: 1) Add a second instance of the Color Bar Based On Alert Condition, and make it the low alert. Put this formula in the Alerts tab: =ID1.SG3<ID1.SG3[-1] 2) Put this formula in the Alerts tab of the first instance, as the High alert: =ID1.SG2>ID1.SG2[-1] 3) Record two .wav files, one for each alert. Or use this text-to-speach app: http://www2.research.att.com/~ttsweb/tts/demo.php 4) Go to Global Settings >> General Settings >> General 1 tab >> Alert Settings and assign the .wav files to Alert numbers. 5) Go to each Color Bar study and choose the corresponding assigned alert numbers. |
[2014-04-08 10:22:47] |
trader46 - Posts: 18 |
I got it , many thanks for the help T46
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